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Variable Fillet?


Eric S.
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Hello all

 

Fist off let me try to explain what I am doing. I am making a mold half for a T shape 5" dia. pipe (looks like a block that a 5"dia ballnose cutter ran through in a T shape 2.5" deep) . I want to fillet the solid model with a variable radius where the two diameters intersect (.27R at the top to .5R at the deepest point), I keep getting the error "Blend Creation Failed. Probable cause: Blend overflow removes adjacent face or edge". Any ideas on how to do this?

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Thanks for the help. smile.gif

 

 

This is what I have been trying:

 

1. Solids

2. Fillet

3. Edges Y the rest N

4. Select the 2 edges that form a curved v shape

5. Done

6. Fillet Parameters window:

Variable Radius...Smooth

Overflow:Default

Edit window:

Edge 1, 1st vertex .27rad. 2nd vertex .5rad.

Edge 2, 1st vertex .27rad. 2nd vertex .5rad.

 

7. Click OK

8. Blend Creation FAILED!

9. go have a beer. cheers.gif

10. Come back...Still failed

 

??????????

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Thanks

 

Yours model works fine even when I try and redo it. I think the problem is the way I made my model. I revolved the cutouts because there are actually dia changes at the ends that I did not add yet (I figured this varying radius was going to give me trouble so I'm getting a head start on it). Maybe I'll have to extude my model for it to work.

 

I'll mail you my model if you like to give it a try.

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